I want to combine multiple photographs of the same landscape to increase the resolution of the final image. More details on the method here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super-resolution
What software can I use to achieve this?
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There is already a similar question, the answers would be similar at least. http://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/17098/csi-image-resolution-enhance-how-real-is-it – Håkon K. Olafsen Jun 28 '12 at 08:24
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Super-Resolution software – phuclv Jun 27 '18 at 16:51
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This plugin for ImageJ will perform super-resolution processing but only for black-and-white images. I haven't used it myself though.
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There was an answer in the very article you linked to - Super Resolution GUI (under "External Links" on that wiki page).
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Yes, but it's not a stand alone program (it's dependent of matlab ) and i couldn't make it work in matlab. – Daniel Jun 20 '12 at 10:37
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You will need Photoshop CS6 extended version (or Photoshop CC).
- Take multiple images of a object (or multiple frames of a video).
- Open Photoshop, and go to File > Scripts > Load files into stack.
- Select the stack you made in Step 1 and click on Convert to smart object.
- Select Layers > Smart Objects > Median.
- Enlarge the image by clicking Image > Image Size.
You will get a nice clean super resolution image result!
